International Economic Review

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Continuation of International Economic Review.

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Volume 65, issue 4, 2024

2020 Klein Lecture—Investment and Subjective Uncertainty pp. 1591-1606

Nicholas Bloom, Steven J. Davis, Lucia Foster, Scott Ohlmacher and Itay Saporta‐Eksten

RAZOR‐THIN MASS ELECTIONS WITH HIGH TURNOUT pp. 1607-1624

David K. Levine and Cesar Martinelli

THE IMPACT OF A LARGE DEPRECIATION ON THE COST OF LIVING OF RICH AND POOR CONSUMERS pp. 1625-1656

Anatoli Colicev, Joris Hoste and Jozef Konings

MIDDLEMEN IN SEARCH EQUILIBRIUM WITH INTENSIVE AND EXTENSIVE MARGINS pp. 1657-1679

Grace Xun Gong and Randall Wright

SPOUSAL LABOR SUPPLY, CAREGIVING, AND THE VALUE OF DISABILITY INSURANCE pp. 1681-1716

Siha Lee

TRADE SHOCKS AND HIGHER‐ORDER EARNINGS RISK IN LOCAL LABOR MARKETS pp. 1717-1746

Tomas Martinez and Ursula Mello

FRICTIONAL SORTING: THE IMPACTS OF DUAL CONSTRAINTS ON MOBILITY AND HOUSING SUPPLY IN CHINA pp. 1747-1776

Wenquan Liang, Ran Song and Christopher Timmins

CORPORATE EARNINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS AND ECONOMIC ACTIVITY pp. 1777-1793

Mirela S. Miescu and Haroon Mumtaz

ASSET‐MARKET SENTIMENTS AND BUSINESS CYCLE FLUCTUATIONS pp. 1795-1819

Xuewen Liu, Pengfei Wang and Sichuang Xu

FIGHTING COLLUSION: AN IMPLEMENTATION THEORY APPROACH pp. 1821-1850

Helmuts Azacis and Péter Vida

TORT LIABILITY AND UNAWARENESS pp. 1851-1876

Surajeet Chakravarty, David Kelsey and Joshua C. Teitelbaum

HOUSEHOLD DEBT AND THE EFFECTS OF FISCAL POLICY pp. 1877-1909

Sami Alpanda, Melissa Hyunji Song and Sarah Zubairy

SPLITTING THE DIFFERENCE IN INCOMPLETE‐INFORMATION BARGAINING: THEORY AND WIDESPREAD EVIDENCE FROM THE FIELD pp. 1911-1939

Daniel Keniston, Bradley Larsen, Shengwu Li, J.J. Prescott, Bernardo S. Silveira and Chuan Yu

A MODEL OF GROSS CAPITAL FLOWS: RISK SHARING AND FINANCIAL FRICTIONS pp. 1941-1984

Hyunju Lee

SOVEREIGN UNCERTAINTY pp. 1985-2018

Edgar Silgado‐Gómez

ADD‐ON PRICING OVER REGIONAL BUSINESS CYCLES: EVIDENCE FROM EXTENDED WARRANTIES pp. 2019-2046

Branko Bošković, Sacha Kapoor, Agnieszka Markiewicz and Barry Scholnick

Volume 65, issue 3, 2024

HIGHER‐ORDER INCOME RISK OVER THE BUSINESS CYCLE pp. 1105-1131

Christopher Busch and Alexander Ludwig

THE COST OF TRADE DISRUPTIONS AT DIFFERENT STAGES OF DEVELOPMENT pp. 1133-1161

Juan Carlos Conesa, Matthew J. Delventhal, Pau Pujolas and Gajendran Raveendranathan

ENDING WASTEFUL YEAR‐END SPENDING: ON OPTIMAL BUDGET RULES IN ORGANIZATIONS pp. 1163-1188

Christoph Siemroth

FINANCIAL DOLLARIZATION IN EMERGING MARKETS: AN INSURANCE ARRANGEMENT pp. 1189-1219

Husnu Dalgic

ENTRY BARRIERS AND GROWTH: THE ROLE OF ENDOGENOUS MARKET STRUCTURE pp. 1221-1248

Helu Jiang, Yu Zheng and Lijun Zhu

PROMINENCE AND MARKET POWER: ASYMMETRIC OLIGOPOLY WITH SEQUENTIAL CONSUMER SEARCH pp. 1249-1281

Makoto Hanazono and Noritaka Kudoh

INTERTEMPORAL CONSUMPTION WITH ANTICIPATING, REMEMBERING, AND EXPERIENCING SELVES pp. 1283-1322

Sam Cosaert and Tom Potoms

ASSET DIVERSIFICATION VERSUS CLIMATE ACTION pp. 1323-1355

Christoph Hambel, Holger Kraft and Frederick (Rick) van der Ploeg

STATISTICAL DISCRIMINATION AND DURATION DEPENDENCE IN A SEMISTRUCTURAL MODEL pp. 1357-1386

Ismail Baydur and Jianhuan Xu

UNCERTAINTY, LONG‐RUN, AND MONETARY POLICY RISKS IN A TWO‐COUNTRY MACRO MODEL pp. 1387-1413

Kimberly Berg and Nelson Mark

THE INS AND OUTS OF SELLING HOUSES: UNDERSTANDING HOUSING‐MARKET VOLATILITY pp. 1415-1440

L. Rachel Ngai and Kevin Sheedy

MONETARY POLICY UNDER NATURAL DISASTER SHOCKS pp. 1441-1497

Alessandro Cantelmo, Nikos Fatouros, Giovanni Melina and Chris Papageorgiou

Source Dependence in Effort Provision pp. 1499-1517

Yiting Chen and Songfa Zhong

INFRAMARGINAL TRAVELERS AND TRANSPORTATION POLICY pp. 1519-1550

Jonathan Hall

LABOR MARKET INSTITUTIONS AND FERTILITY pp. 1551-1587

Nezih Guner, Ezgi Kaya and Virginia Sánchez‐Marcos

Volume 65, issue 2, 2024

KILLER ACQUISITIONS AND BEYOND: POLICY EFFECTS ON INNOVATION STRATEGIES pp. 591-622

Igor Letina, Armin Schmutzler and Regina Seibel

GROWTH, HOUSING, AND GLOBAL IMBALANCES pp. 623-654

Luis Franjo, Luisa Lambertini and Serhiy Stepanchuk

AN EQUILIBRIUM LABOR MARKET MODEL WITH INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL REFERRALS pp. 655-692

Youze Lang and Youzhi Yang

SEQUENTIAL PRICE SETTING: THEORY AND EVIDENCE FROM A LAB EXPERIMENT pp. 693-727

Tom-Reiel Heggedal, Leif Helland and Espen R. Moen

INFORMATION ACQUISITION AND DIFFUSION IN MARKETS pp. 729-753

Atabek Atayev and Maarten Janssen

ESTIMATION OF PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGIES WITH OUTPUT AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONSTRAINTS pp. 755-780

Scott E. Atkinson and Rong Luo

INVESTMENT HOUSING TAX CONCESSIONS AND WELFARE: A QUANTITATIVE STUDY FOR AUSTRALIA pp. 781-816

Yunho Cho, Shuyun May Li and Lawrence Uren

REGULATORY PROTECTION AND THE ROLE OF INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION pp. 817-850

Yuan Mei

REGULARIZED GMM FOR TIME‐VARYING MODELS WITH APPLICATIONS TO ASSET PRICING pp. 851-883

Liyuan Cui, Guanhao Feng and Yongmiao Hong

OPTIMAL STOPPING IN A DYNAMIC SALIENCE MODEL pp. 885-913

Markus Dertwinkel‐Kalt and Jonas Frey

DO STRONGER PATENTS LEAD TO FASTER INNOVATION? THE EFFECT OF CLUSTERED SEARCH pp. 915-954

Kaustav Das and Nicolas Klein

HOUSING MARKET DISCOUNT RATES: EVIDENCE FROM BARGAINING AND BIDDING WARS pp. 955-1002

Hans Koster and Jan Rouwendal

MONETARY ASYMMETRIES WITHOUT (AND WITH) PRICE STICKINESS pp. 1003-1047

Ivan Jaccard

INTEREST‐ONLY MORTGAGES AND CONSUMPTION GROWTH: EVIDENCE FROM A MORTGAGE MARKET REFORM pp. 1049-1079

Claes Bäckman and Natalia Khorunzhina

CAPITAL DEPRECIATION AND INDUSTRY COMPETITION: EVIDENCE AND THEORY pp. 1081-1102

Alicia H. Dang and Roberto Samaniego

Volume 65, issue 1, 2024

FOUR STYLIZED FACTS ABOUT COVID‐19 pp. 3-42

Andrew G. Atkeson, Karen Kopecky and Tao Zha

Government Expenditure on the Public Education System pp. 43-73

Chao Fu, Shoya Ishimaru and John Kennan

CAPITAL TAX REFORMS WITH POLICY UNCERTAINTY pp. 75-116

Árpád Ábrahám, Pavel Brendler and Eva Cárceles‐Poveda

CONSUMPTION TAX CUTS IN A RECESSION pp. 117-148

Francesca Parodi

TUTORING EFFICACY, HOUSEHOLD SUBSTITUTION, AND STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT: EXPERIMENTAL EVIDENCE FROM AN AFTER‐SCHOOL TUTORING PROGRAM IN RURAL CHINA pp. 149-189

Jere Behrman, C. Simon Fan, Naijia Guo, Xiangdong Wei, Hongliang Zhang and Junsen Zhang

LABOR SUPPLY IN THE EXTENDED HOUSEHOLD: ECONOMIES OF SCALE, SELF‐SELECTION, AND THE INTRAHOUSEHOLD DISTRIBUTION OF RESOURCES IN SOUTH AFRICA pp. 191-215

Olivier Donni and Eliane Badaoui

HOUSEHOLD INVENTORY, TEMPORARY SALES, PRICE INDICES pp. 217-251

Kozo Ueda, Kota Watanabe and Tsutomu Watanabe

BUSINESS CYCLES WITH CYCLICAL RETURNS TO SCALE pp. 253-282

Jay Hyun, Ryan Kim and Byoungchan Lee

SPENDING A WINDFALL pp. 283-313

Nuno Palma and Andre Silva

COLLEGE EXPANSION, TRADE, AND INNOVATION: EVIDENCE FROM CHINA pp. 315-351

Xiao Ma

A THEORY OF ECONOMIC DISINTEGRATION pp. 353-392

Eckhard Janeba and Karl Schulz

Generational Distribution of Fiscal Burdens: A Positive Analysis pp. 393-430

Yuki Uchida and Tetsuo Ono

INVENTORY MANAGEMENT IN DECENTRALIZED MARKETS pp. 431-470

Fei Li, Charles Murry, Can Tian and Yiyi Zhou

UNEMPLOYMENT DURATION UNDER FLEXIBLE INFORMATION ACQUISITION pp. 471-503

Jeong Ho (John) Kim, Kyungmin Kim and Marilyn Pease

ACCOUNTING FOR SOCIAL SECURITY CLAIMING BEHAVIOR pp. 505-545

Svetlana Pashchenko and Ponpoje Porapakkarm

THE FULL RECESSION: PRIVATE VERSUS SOCIAL COSTS OF COVID‐19 pp. 547-582

Juan‐Carlos Cordoba, Marla Ripoll and Siqiang Yang